Coordinated Work Smoothing Lubbock Cleanup Efforts
Disaster response teams coordinated shelter, water, health and loan aid as SBA officials, local leaders, and National Guard units coordinated recovery in Lubbock after the storm. Officials reported extensive utility damage, displaced residents, and ongoing rescue and cleanup operations across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathy
Hilary Sandoval Jr
Smart Business Administration
Lubbock
James Reed
Connie Mack Higgins
Edmund Carrera Joseph Conrad
Marshall Parker
Neuman
SBA
Jackson
Mahon
White House
Washington
Executive Branch
Lincoln
Reese Air Force Base
Barnes
Granberry
Idevasted
Artwatma
Broadwey Church of Christ
James Peavy
Lutbovk
Mgrci Blackwell
Formada
Brene
BF FN Reit
Baynes
Civil Defense
Otlie Green
Gov
Smith
Long Larry
Teaver
Col. Wilson
EB. Speir
Adjutant General's Office
Texas National
Aes
Eugene Meese
Guard
Mickey Smith
Chatter LeMaistre
University of Texas System
Nick Kracy
Ralph Wayne
Plainview
U.S
Score Mahon
Rod “Shaw
Ward
Fisher
National Guard
Amarillo
Brownfield
Levelland
Tulsa
Sweetwater
Oscar Crain
Sam Wahl
N. B. McCullough
al. Couch
Wayne Sherrell
Hersh Sharp
J.T. Alley
Fred Senter
Asst
Bob Wilson
McCullough
Lp&i
Municipal Hip
Bic Holly Avenue
Lp&l
Southwestern Public Service Co
Civilians urge Nixon to withdraw troops from Vietnam and Cambodia
A letter to President Nixon signed by 62 civilian volunteers working with Vietnamese communities calls for immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam and Cambodia. The signers, affiliated with International Voluntary Services, the American Friends Service Committee, and the World Council of Churches, say a military solution is not possible and urge a political settlement. The group notes their experience in Vietnamese communities shapes their views and emphasizes ending the war to rebuild the country’s economy and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Q. White
Saigon
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Cambodia
International Voluntary Services
American Friends Service Committee
World Council of Churches
U.S
South Vietnam
Elevator Mishap at Lubbock Bank Site Injures Five
Five men injured in an elevator descent at the Lubbock National Bank Court construction site on Main Street and Texas Avenue. Jimmy White, 30, in critical condition at Methodist Hospital. Danilo Martinez, 26, and Esequil Reyna, 36, in fair condition at Methodist. Claude Wilborn, 42, in satisfactory condition at West Texas Hospital. others treated and dismissed.
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Lubbock National Bank
Main Street
Texas Avenue
Jimmy White
Ave, C
Apt
Methodist ‘Hospital
Methodist
Danilo Martinez
Duke St
Esequil Reyna
Ave. R
Claude Wilborn
Ave,r
West ‘Texas
Leporto Ta
Enttasca Ave
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